£17.00

Sunday 22 January 2023 | 2:30 pm

Eastgate Theatre, Peebles

‘SOUNDS FAMILIAR’
Music by members of the Bach, Biber & Weiss families

From early to contemporary music, young German recorder player Tabea Debus (described by The Times as ‘a charismatic virtuoso’) is challenging established perceptions of her instrument. Lutenist Alon Sariel is similarly pushing boundaries and is equally at home in early, folk and avant garde music. Together, they offer a fresh and captivating approach to all they play.

In their ‘Sounds Familiar’ programme, Tabea and Alon bring together some of their favourite pieces, representing three great musical families of the 18th century. The brothers Weiss rub shoulders with fathers and sons from the families Biber and, of course, Bach (J.S. and C.P.E.) in a collection of works written for recorder and lute, and arrangements by Tabea and Alon themselves of pieces originally composed for other instruments.

Join these two multi-award winning young virtuosi, and hear familiar sounds with fresh ears.

About Tabea Debus

“Tabea Debus is one of the most exciting young musicians in the early music world.”  (Classic FM)

To find out more about Tabea Debus, please visit https://www.tabeadebus.com/

About Alon Sariel

“[Alon Sariel’s] silvery cocoon of sounds floats above everything.” (Neue Osnabrücker Zeitung)

To find out more about Alon Sariel, please visit https://www.alon-sariel.com/

TICKETS

Half Season Tickets

  • All 4 concerts (January to April) for £50

Single Tickets

  • Adult full price £17
  • Adult discounted * £8
  • Under 26s FREE

* available to members of Biggar Music or Moffat Music Society or to adults accompanying a child under 12

Buy Tickets

Tickets may be purchased from: Box Office, Eastgate Theatre, Eastgate, Peebles, EH45 8AD (Telephone 01721 725777), or online using the button above.

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Music in Peebles is most grateful to The Hugh Fraser Foundation for the generous funding provided in support of our 2022/2023 season of concerts.

This concert is subsidised by Chamber Music Scotland
through funding provided by Creative Scotland.